The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-07-27
How Brace Of K'rgs Appssred to C.tizn
u Indlsn;pOlis
TIE Immense crush In the Worlds MsGropo-
Ia st he Q1ssr's Jubilee.
Victoria and List Of tas Royal Psrsonagss
Composing the Procession.
How and on What the People OF London
Lfve-Restaurants-Th Police
Other Interesting Notes.

that the word Jubilee was not mixed up n
it. 1t is jubilee this and jubilee that, until
] am sick of the word. The latest hat is
the Jubilee bat" The latest collar is the
Jubilee collar, the most popular Music
hall song is entitled, "Ho for the jubilee"
and bsggsr woman soliciting aims from
a psrsy of Americans few evenings since
exhibited her baby as jubilee baby, and
claimed recognition on that account. The
Londoners, during the last few days have
pissed about halt their time around the
railroad stations, waiting TO catch
slmI Sc Of the constantly arriving royalty,
come To take part in the Queen 8 great llbl-
lee celebration Of her coronation as Que en-
fifty years ago. On Wednesday I stood for
al hour in the crowd around the Gearing
Cross Stat on along with the rest of the
IDIOTS TO get a look al the Kings OF Den mark
and Greece, who arrived that day. At
last our ratience was rewarded, and
had a gocd view of the two kings TIA her
ard son. and of the Prince aud
Princess OF Wales, who had come
to the station to receive the royal fasner
and brother Of the Princess. They were
accompanied by their Oldest son, Prince
Albert Victor, the future King OF En-
gland, the second son, Prince George OF
Wales, and the three daughters, the Prin-
cesses Maud, Victoria and Louise. 10 the
party were the Crown Prime of Greece,
Prince George of Greece, and the Duke of
Cambridge, Commau der-in-Chief of the
British army, and the Duke OF ConnsughL
and wife. The Duke is Prince Arthur,
third son of Queen Victoria, and came
home from India to attend his mothers
jubilee. London Is overTun with royal
personsges, and Kings, Queens and (I was
about to says Jacks) Crown Prices are On
every s:de. The time was waen We Amer
leans rushed to the door to see Z real live
Lord, bet that is passed and nothing less
than tho RlnnH ~ III cafTofC
am at present stopping at the Hotel
Victoria on Northumberland avenue, and
among the guests of the house is HIS Royal
Highness, the Prince Maharsj 81 OF Indore,
ana entire suite. The Prince is a mighty
man IN India, and the hotel is filed with
bis officers, servants and followers ana as
they all dress in Oriental costume they
make up picturesque looking los. Tney
all look alike, and iG is hard to tell tue
Maharajah from the rest of them exc9ps
that his turbsn is built on more elsbor-
ate plan. OF course he is here for the
jubilee. Early Ga the morning OF Juue
2l-Jubilee day-the populAce pc
the royal procession was to take on its
way 10 the services in Westminster
Abbey. looked out of the window ct
O'Clock, and saw the people already gath
eriDg in order to receive good positions,
although the parade was not to take place
until IL O'Clock. Such a day was
never 81 ca in London, and such al Assem-
blage of royalty was probably never known
in Europe before. Every royal family in
Europe was represented by some member
of the blood royal. and generally by the
sovereign or the heir to the throne, the
Crown Prince.
AN INDIANAPOLIS sPEcULAToR.
Spectators had been for weeks
erecting seats on every advantageous
spot along the route, and desirable
windows sold for as high as f1Oo $500;
the usual price, howaver, for good single
seats was 10 gufneas or $50. One
well known Indianapolis gentleman Ia
) native of Eugland) was lucky enough to
clear over 81 500 specializing in seats. As
The procession passed night by my hotel
] was forum ate in having splendid view
of the entire affair without additional
cost. The crowd in the streets was terrific
and several persons were killed in the aw.
full crush. give below a lis. of the royal
perCnages composing the procession in
the order in which they appeared as taken
from the official programme. l omit the
lords and ladies IN waiting and other az
PENDANTS which made up about half the
pageant. They were al lords, earls, coun-
tesses, etc, and on other occasions might
attract attention, bat this was a
day when anything less than a
prince of the blood is beneath our
notice. The royal party appeared
IN state carriages in the following order,
the Indian Princes coming first: Foe Ma
haraish Pertab Singh, the Maharajah of
KIech Behar, the Maharajah of Iad0re, the
Nawab Of Bahadur, the Thakir Sahio of
Gondal, the Thakir Sahib of Limri, the
Thakir Sahib of Mervi, the Rao of K1tch,
Prince Snltaneh of Persia, Prince Deva-
wongse Varopraker of Siam, Prince Ko-
mateu OF Japan, Queen Kapiolani of Ha.
wall, Princess Lilinokalani of Hawaii,
Duke and Dochess of Teck (cousin to the
Queen) and children, Princess Victoria aud
Princes AdOlphus, Francis aud Alex snder
of Teck, Prince Frederick of Anhalt. Primes
Ernest Of -Weiningen, Prince Hohen.
lohe-Lsngenbsrg, Prince Ludwig OF Baden,
Prince Philip of Saxe-Coburg and Go fha,
the hereditary Grand Duke of Sake Wet
mer, Prince herman of Sake Wsimsr
hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklsnburg-
6trelitz, Prince Ludwig OF Bavaria, the Ia.
fante Don Antonio of Spain, Due D'A0sta
lbrother of the King Of Italy aud ex.Kng
OF Spainl Crown Prince and Crown Pdn-
cess Of Portugal, Crown Prince of Austria
Crown Prince of Sweden, Crown Prince OF
Greece, Duke of Sparta. Prince George OF
Greece. King of Greece, King of Dsam trk,
King OF Saxony, King and Queen Of Bel
GUM. next the grandchildren of the
Queen, Princess Victoria of Sch'eswig-
HolsteiD, Princess Margaret OF Prussis,
Princess Victoria of Prussia, Princess So
pnia Of Prussia, Princess Irene of Hssss,
Princess Louis of Battenberg, Princess of
SAKE Weiningen, Princess Maud
OF Wales, Princess Victoria OF
Wales, Princess Louise of Wales,
Grand Duchess Elizabeth OF Russia
lall granddaughteTs of the Queen). Primes
Alfred OF Edinburg, (grandsona, Princess
William of Prussia (gFanddaughteL-in-la
Duchess of albany. DGchess of Csnnaught
and Duchess of Edingburgh (daHghters-
inlay, Princess Beatrice of Battenburg
Princess Louise of Lorpe, Princess Helena OF
Schleswfg- Holstein, and Crown Princess
Victoria Of Germany daughters OF the
Gueen). The Princess OF Wales and the
heroine of the occasion,
9UEEE FIcToRIEa
TIE Queen was escorted by the Duke of
Cambridge (her- cousiql Comm ander-in-
Chief Of the Army, and body guard on
horseback, composed OF her sons, grand
sons, son-in-lav, and grandsons in law, "a
follows: Prince Louis of BatteDbsrg. her
editsry Prince OF Saxe-Meiningen, and
and Grand Duke Serge of Russia (grand-
sons-in-lav), hereditary Grand Duke OF
Hesse, Prince Christian Victor of Schles
gig-Holste1n, Prince Henry of Prussia
Prince Wfll1rm of Prussia. Prince George.